St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
THE DEMOCRATIC EDITORS.
That Finds Great Favor Among
the HaWEeyeS,

the daWHeyeS.
l.. E. Lange, Laurens Sun-Cleveland
and Carlisle first; Hill and Carlisle sec
ond; this as the sentiment in this vicinity
among Democrats.
Warwick 81 Ransom, Keokuk Demo-
crat-One of us is for Blaine, the other
is Democrat for Cleveland.
Oren IL Knapp, Mt. Auburn Star
We are for the party which will MAIN
tainS America for Americans, and that
Uncle Sam should care for his own chill
dren before he accepts any by adoption.
The Chinese must go, and amen, we
say, when the Dutch, Irish, Swedes,
ETC., stop coming; at present there is no
honor in being a free born American
citizen.
G. E. Butler, Northwood Beacon
Cleveland and Carlisle.
l.. r. Train, Fort Dodge Times-Car-
Isle and Randall.
independent, Dakota City-For presi-
dent, Cleveland, of course: Villas for
second place.
S. RozelIe. Coin Eagle-Gen. Weaver,
of Iowa, and T. Y. Powderly.
Boil .& Clark, Red Oak Sun-First
choice, Cleveland and Carlisle; second,
Cleveland and Morrison.
w. s. George, KeOkuk Constitution
Cleveland and Mcdonald, of Indiana.
C. III. Dean Clinton Bugle-For CIeve-
land first; no choice for second place.
Charlton Cleveland and
Carlisle would '.holler'' first rate.
Ackley Enterprise and
John f. DuReumbe, of Iowa.
Bronson 81 Carr, Manchester Demo
crat-Cleveland and Villas.
N. G. Parker, Charles City Citizen
Cleveland and Carlisle.
Weber & Howard, Abba Democrat
Cleveland for president; Black, Carlisle
or Voorhees, for second place.
j. II. Hansen, Lamont Gazette
Cleveland for president; to fill the
ticket either Black, Mcdonald or Voor-
heeS.
w. r. Mead, Cresco Plain Dealer
Gen. Weaver, of Iowa, and d. w. Voor-
heeS would suit me very we'll: | want a
man who has been at least twenty miles
west of Buffalo at some time in his life.
A. B. Keith, Denison Bulletin-Cleye-
land and Carlisle are the favOrites with
leading Democrats here.
G. l.. Shipton, Marengo Democrat
Cleveland and John P. irish, of Cali
fOrnia.
l.. J. Anderson, Montezuma Demo-
crat-FirSt-chOice, Cleveland and Black:
second, Hill and Gov. Gray, of Indiana
NJ. Ulve, st. Ausgar Enterprise
Cleveland and an Indiana man, Joe Nc
Donald, for instance.
E. w. Conabie, Clinton News-Cleve-
land and Villas.
Independence Courier-Grover Cleve-
land every time; no choice for vice presi-
dent.
J. S. Sherdman, Fontainville Events
Cleveland and Carlisle.
G. j. Pratt, Perry -Cleve-
land and Gen. John M. Palmer, of Ill
inoiS.
Clinton Ags-Cleveland and Carlisle.
RI. Miller, Mason City, Workman
Personal preference, Cleveland and Car
Isle or Villas.
]. d. Hull, Leon Reporter
and any other good Democrat who may
be selected from the many in the coun-
try.
James A. Throop, Mt, Pleasant
Free Press-Cleveland and Carlisle.
Muscatine Tribune-Cleveland and
any good Western man.
Fay Bros, Lyons -Cleve-
land for president; some Western man
for second place.
NJ. j, Carter, Ossian Bes-CIeveland
and some man of the West.
John Fl. Andrick, McGregOr Times
Cleveland and some good Western man
would suit us and command our hearty
support.
J. NJ. Parsons, Rock Rapids Review
Cleveland and Gen. Andrew Jackson
Sparks or j. Q. G. Lam ar; second
choice, Thurman and Carlisle.
Harrington d Harris, Rock Valley
RegiSter,Cleveland and Villas. in our
humble opinion, are sure winners.
A. z. Cramer, AvOca Herald-Cleye-
land and Black.
f. G. Pfeiffer, Council Bluffs Freie
PreSse-Cleveland, first and last; let
him boom; no choice for vice president.
S. G. Maynard, Grand Junction Head
light-Cleveland and any good Demo
GRAFT from Indiana.
Iowa Tribune, urlington-Cleveland
and Carlisle.
S.%B. Evans, Ottumwa Democrat
Cleveland and 1ndiana'S selection for
vice president, or Morrison, of Illinois.
Davenport DemOcrat-Cleveland and
John p. Irish, of California.
Smith 81 HOuck, Bedford Democrat
Cleveland and Carlisle.
j. A. Patterson, CreSton Common
wealth-Cleveland and Carlisle will suit
this outfit.
Gladbrook Northern-Our candidates
are John u. Carlisle and Gen. Weaver,
of Iowa.
Mathew Wurth, LIE Mars Globe and
Herold-Cleveland and Carlisle.
George n. Gibbs, Salix Indey-First
choice, Cleveland and Morrison second,
Thurman and Carlisle.
Fort Madison Democrat-Cleveland
and Carlisle.
o: G. Jack, Muscatine News-Cleve-
land for president; l.. G. Kline, of
Iowa, for second place.
Sam E. Carroll, Abel Democrat
Cleveland and John C. Black. of Illinois.
Ed l.. PEBBLES, Lovilia Advance